Needs to see Podiatrist.

Stop all of that youre spreading the infection. Most likely its a wart and thats a contagious viral infection. The best thing to do is to see a foot doctor take a skin biopsy and have it examined by a professional podiatry pathology lab to make the correct diagnosis. And then have the doctor design a treatment plan to help you. In the meantime while you go see the foot doctor keep it covered with a bandage avoid barefoot walks. We are in Orlando and Kissimmee Florida and we have over 30 years of experience with this each doctor. 4077371518.

It is best to see us to remove the wart or apply another layer of cantharone which is a more powerful solution to get rid it. We need to diagnose first of it is a wart vs a corn

The Salicylic Acid usually causes a blister which falls off and may cure the wart. These do sometimes get infected so you should be under the supervision of a physician or podiatrist to monitor this type of treatment.

Plantar warts are common in teenagers. If the wart does not start the peel off after a few weeks with the salicylic acid treatment, there are stronger agents that can be use such as cantharin, freezing, laser etc. These treatment options are available at a pediatric podiatrist or dermatologist office.

SWIFT laser therapy has good results for curing plantar warts.

Hi! I would seek medical attention as he probably needs an antibiotic! If I saw him I would remove the remaining callous, apply bactroban, reduce activity over the weekend and start oral antibiotics before it gets severe . Stop the OTC acid and no more picking *Amy Blackwell Schunemeyer, DPM* *amyschunemeyer@gmail.com <amyschunemeyer@gmail.com>*

He needs to be seen by a podiatrist for debridement of plantar's wart and application of topical treatment. There are many options and they can be discussed at the visit.

It does look like a wart, however I would not use a nail clipper to remove the skin, instead use a puma stone to gently remove the dead skin. If it is infected you may need oral antibiotics.

Stop the hydrogen peroxide. Continue with the bacitracin and a bandaid. Make an appointment to see your local podiatrist

Treatment has been good, so, that is why I suggest visiting a podiatrist to take it out surgically.

Your son needs to go to a dermatologist or a podiatrist, to be sure that the lesion is a wart and to discuss appropriate treatments since the acids have not worked. Kathleen Neuhoff, DPM Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS